In an industry increasingly defined by companies that give their products away for free, it's only natural to stop thinking about where the revenue comes from. Supercell, a company that celebrated its ...

A new version of the CryEngine (Crysis 3, Ryse) is now available to developers, Crytek announced. Simply called "CryEngine," the now-numberless technology supports both current-generation systems as ...

The underlying bones of Linux gaming just keep on getting stronger. Crytek’s CryEngine now supports Linux, and that means support for SteamOS, too. It may not be quite as simple as that—a game created ...

A few weeks ago, Amazon announced it had co-opted Crytek’s CryEngine for its new Lumberyard engine—and then released it completely free. Free to download. Free to use. Free from royalties. That ...

Crytek has just announced that its CRYENGINE is now open source, releasing the software to GitHub so that anyone can grab it. There are still licensing terms, even though CRYENGINE is now a free ...

We'll soon see a number of CryEngine 3 titles in different genres, according to CryEngine's director of global business development, Carl Jones. "We're up to about 40 licensees now with CryEngine, but ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Crysis is one of the most anticipated PC games of 2007 thanks to its state-of-the-art visuals as well as the track record of its developer, Germany's ...

One of the more popular game engines, Crytek's CryEngine, will be receiving some handy updates over the next few months that increase support for low-level and potentially performance-increasing APIs.